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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30
o1roRD. s,l-M .coafi o fIo.ais ~

Paris. within ard Cor the Cooniy ~ Oxfofi
on the third Iaeslas al Aas.. A. II. iss1.
GEORGE n. BEAECE. Admlhlsirats 90 the
estate % Amends Tuner, late ot bthsl.
koc0ukt a sdfainislratioa ~ he estate OF said
frceasel Cor allowance
ORDERND, thai said ifmir liiratof give notiee
"a an TersOns Interested By causing copy 81 this
orfer 10 be published three weeks snccssslvely In
The oxford Democrat, atsvspspcr printei Al fsr-
IL. that thew may appear AZ Probate ,ouu 70 "
held AZ faris. IN fs,d eoarty. Ga the thlfd Iues-
AMI shos ssnsc, u aay they have, Wy the sane
GRO. A. WILSON, Jsigs.
Airus slpH-AIlssi ". y. DAVIS. He..sief.
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TnE M'uni Deseri Herald reports
TIA, q. n Hsmtoaropoulo.. Of Ari1ver,
is a, The Rodick. An Andovsr isn't
IN Rus.l.. either.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30

THE Subscriber hereby givss public rolise that
he has tets daily apps Intel ~ the honorable
Judge of Probate Coz the Connty of OHiori, Ani
assumed the trust Of Administrator ofthe W.
tale Of
FREDERICK n. HoRR. late Of Waterford,
In said Coanty. deceased By gisinx bond as the
law dirccis, he therefore regussts All pefsons In
tstted 20 the estate Of said deceased % make I'm.
mediate payment, and those who have any de-
mands thereos 90 enhibh the sane 20
Juae gist, lssI. HERBERT L. WilfrCDMn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-30

/ have ON my shelves
for sale. at reasonable
prices.
Cake Boards.
Cako Cutters.
Rolling Pins.
Flour Selves, Victor. zoe,
best trade ever offered.
Cullenders.
Pumpkin Sifters,
without which,
Genuine Pumpkin Pies
cannot be made.
Copper Glad Wash
Boilers.
last as long rs all Cop
per,
at half the cost.
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A,rus copy. .ilssi'-n. 9. Dl7I.. Register.

OXFORD, Is Ala Court Of Probate he'll At
Paris, within aud fcr The County OF oxford. on
the thlrd ruesdly % August, A. u. ls.l.
WILLIAM n. PEARSON, Administrative
on the estAts 81 sothla kstes. ATE
t,essatst MA account Of adm lnistrafion 81 The
s.t.ts OF saii aecesssd for sliosancei
Ordered, That the sai AtmiaisIrstlt sire no.
Tee 10 al persons iniefestsd, by causing q eopy
Of thls or,lsr % hs FubIshsd ihre wells sucoss-
.itely In the Oxford Dsmccfat. pfiated n Paris.
hat lhsy may appsar Al Probate Court - be
held 81 Part. Ia ssif COUNTY, on the ihiri Iies.
dsy o( sept. neat. At tlne oel0ck ~ ths toie
uoon, aud shss cause, " any they have, shy the
GKo. A. WILSON, judge.
Aitae cspy-iisff ~ q. DAVIS, Register.
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TIIE sabscnber hsrsty gives publis r1tie- that
~ has h~sn daily appointed ~ tte ioa. istss
Of PrOhsie tor ~ Cgsnu ~ Ohfofi, ,ni afsum~i
ne fru.t n ksrntrr ~ 80 a'e 81
CilAhinEnUs KICKER. late u llsrfori,
las dlrerfs. BE- therefore rcgnsss al yrfsOus IN.
deb,ed D. lhs estate 81 ssii deceased % mare In
mediate paymcai. al thoss vhp have aty
fsmshss ttsfcon % sshibn the ssn. n
AuE. 10. lsr.. VA. ". LOsE.
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SEO A. wii.SDN, Jrigo.
A iiu. ,nlr-Alt.ll ID Z. pAvIs. l.sxI.ssr.

ONfOGD, as-A . Probate Court holdsa At
Pafis. within sni Ior aid CJuaty, ca the thfd
1uestaF 81 Aug, A. ~. is-l,
ANNA HARLOW. SaaTdi.n % Edith -. lIAr-
iow. minor shiii a,d herr 0f EibfidSs %. Harlow,
lai. Of Dixhsis. In ssii Coaniy. hs'ins Vrcsentsi
Ter se,oant Of GuAri,an,nlp ~ saii vard Tor
AlitwaGos.
Orisrei. That the said Gusrilss give notice
IN all psrsons Interested ~ easing Q eopy
of th,s ofds BE- thress Successive
~ tnths Oxford Democrat printed Al fAfls, thAt
thsy m.y appear a. Probate Coaftto be held al
Paris. IN sai Coanty. 90 the thlrd Tues. OF sept.
nsst nine O'Clock In the forenoon and snow cause
n any thsy have, why the same 'hoai not Be
allowed. ..,
A frua ennN. ate I'll II. q. DAVE. Ifkhtsr.
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OXFORD. sat- . Ces,t Of Probate bet st
paris. vnhin and f,f the Cousty Of Osfcsi, On
the thlrd Tuesday % Aug :, A. ID. Isl
WILLIAM q. sfRiS0. Admr. o, the esihe o.
county sssssssi. kavl.s presented pa seeour.
et acalsisiraiien Of he sstrs 'fssh es's's"
fsr allowance
der N ~ ystiistsd Three webs sucee,.is., IN
the Oxfcfd Demters pfiatsd "a fHis. that ihey
ssI, ~, ssS ~ r,si ;s,s q Is.. s
sept. nett n mae elost IN 'te forenoon. ana
show cas'e " any they have, vhy the sane
'"'"'' y" " .To. A. WILSON. Juiss.
A tue cow -siiesti NC DAVIS, Register.
OXFORD. ss,-A a couI, q rIsesi. hsld Al
90 he rslliioa Of CHANDLER SWIFT. %
r.rls, IN .aii ceaslI p,s,iss INA, BE-. ' az
'.,s,.,s.,o, os de estate Of Fisy.a6 Rishsr',
commonly hpewa - Trstk u. Ea~son. late Of
ra,is. In sAid County. d.essssd
10 ali psrsoas interested ~ causing csPy Of this
order ~ ~ Published three -seu sacees,ifsll IN
lhs Oxfofd bomocfat, printed 81 Parts. Inst thsy
Pans In ali eoaugy. % the third Tuesday q
-sr uest. al nine o'elock IN the iofeo0oa, and
shss tsase. n soy they have. vhy TIE ssue
'''s" NV GEo. 4. wIiSoS, Jssgc.
A true covv-Atiesii ~. Z. DAVIS, isssisr.
ox,orp. ..,-Ata Court q rro3 ale. hsid Al
rsns, .Hhln aud tor The cou1ty Of Osioid, os
the thirI Tssss.ay Of Aug.. A. ~. III.
DE he tstl,lsn % iLkITA nAKkEg. oasr.
dlaa ~ u arr &. aal Ben A. Baftsr. minof heir.
81 AIsxsudsf D. tiArksr. late 4 "a sai
C,asts. 4, cssscs, pfaylnr or losnse 10 ell ana
eoavey all The real sttste 81 sah ntncfs ~ ssii
County, altar drsniagscust fsr OF TIRE haufftd
al Gfty dSllaFs. The IfCcee.is 90 - PAT ost on
lnteF,sl Ger 10 tenefl oi sai miaofs.
OEDHnED. that gha s.id rcililousr siye aoties
hsT tsgillon. With uis orisT tsefeou. 20 b
fahlishsd thrse wtets tuCrsssively in tie
OHfofl Dcmcsrst, gtihlei ~ lafis, That thsy
asy appear a ffobats Court " 10 held az fafls
10 .sli Coaniy, on The third Tsesiay Of sept.
nsti At o'ciocs In the Iofenoon. sni show cause
Il any thsJ have. rhJ The zane sbosh not -
gained. -. ,v,,.oS 49,,
Aifso sopJ- sitesti-ii. q. DAVIS, Register.
oXToRp. Al a Court Of Probate tsi a.
raris siihla anf fJr The County 81 Oxfori.
% NE Ihlri rss.isy S n,xis y y ~, ct,uris
susrilan % Msbsi l.. Curtis, "a ala. minor heirs
Of Hlsn Cart 10. late 81 woois,ock. In said coan'
IT, asoesssi. prsJinx fof iiospss 10 cell ani en-.
,ey al the real estate % sAi Elisa Curts Al the
time Of her decssss, Ia ne tovn u woc'istoci I.
Al an advantageous odsr Of fOar hunirci dol isr',
lhs prosscs. % b used for The bsnshs Of saa
OsnEHEn, rAss the sh pstilossr give nosiee
10 eli psfsoos interested. By cauiinx An Abstf.st
q hls p.iiiiop. VITA MS order theIeoa. 70 ..
| tubIshsd Ihfse vests tsceessiscly 10 The Otfofd
bemosrAi, = nesspspcr pfiaiei Al PARIS, "a sad
| Coanly, that they Inay sggsa a. PROBATE toar,
a. D. held 40 Paris, on toe Third tucsisy 81 rsft.
NJ NJ. atblns o'oloch In ne iorsnooe, sd ,hSs
ssu.s. u shJ MI have WIZ ihe sane 'h'"ii "''
eEO. A. WILSON, Jsiss.
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rKKNs Yearly Subscriptions, tie. n PAIL
strictly In advance Otherwise. t1.qq Per leAf'
single copies. fOur cents.
ADvKHfIsENExTs.-Au legal alivcrtisetnents
arr given thrce consecutive insertions tor 49,
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insarte.l ~ al1ote fur - each, eAcept 49,
rplatlnF 20 I.Fal Eslatr. Which arr go each.
sneclal contracts naaiu win ioC.l. transient %
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AZ klnts ~ plain "a AnCy 100 printnf. An
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,Tuarantce prompt And satisfactory Nurk.
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o1TOgD. sat- q Couft ~ rrobAie belt Al
rs.ts, slihla ani Coz me Coahty % Oxiofd. on
ths thFi rus.i.y 81 Aug. 4. 10. issI.
anna HARLOW. ssAIdtsn OF flhsl "a
Ilafl0w, minor cLhi sni heir ~ fltridge ~. liar
o aisd her accOaat u gn,riianship ~ all ssfi
fsr ali0ssrcc
OaDTnED That All guniaa sige hoIce 70
all peFs0ns iaiefes,ci, b. esuslnE q oOFy 81 tbs
order 10 Be publlshed thlee wesks fatcetslFeiv IN
TIE OxToaD DEaOcaAT. pfinissl Al fNiss That
hey nsy Agpsar ~ C0art Of Probate 70 - teli
Al Pans, "a sai Csunty, ga tha tbifi tutsiAy o.
S.ps. bett. a. hihs O'si''et Ia TIE forenoon, 400
sbow ease. n snv thsT have. shf ne one
,h0sid sos u ,liosed.
SED. A. Wilson, Jrdgo.
"A a. naNl. l.exIaler.
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.,,..,' 81, !, 4 Ai wv. S:i Jsss,'

OxIOID, ssi-At ,oaft "a ffotaie ~ Al
P.tts sltn.a eel 81 the CuuntY ~ ukfDfi, on
re tairl Tarsfsy "a sus 4. ID. issl.
ANsgL % HONMAs. gansi ttecaur Ia
oftaia infHamsnt pluofiinf " - me Ia.
Wlii All Tssiausui n Atirl :, fosoiau, lac u
lfsb. on. IN ssi toruiTs utrfAstf, HAVING
. sssnfsd IA sAuf luf ffubtti
OnnIKED thAl thf sall Ltteai9f sl'e toiiec
io oil pTsod. Iuisrstri. By ctusizg se1pI ~
rs Dtirf 10 u Inslslei thvc wests faccssslse-
M 10 TIE OKFOkD uInOcaAr. priatsd a. fAfiss
ihat hey nay agpe.l ~ Probate toau - "
hc 9 az fsfls, In saii tsustJ, % me ihlrd Ises
forenoon, .af .hJs talss, n any they have, WY
ne alt lnsuumcag shsali nj - proved, az
pf.sc a Ani aliossi a. tie lass WI AL icsAr
"a 10 of sd dfcesset.
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oIO. A. WILSON, Jsigv.
Atrss sepy-sitsst Ill. q. DAVIS. ksssisf.
,rArr or NAME.

OXFORD %. -PTobsis Cosfs. Ansat Tern.
4. II, -.
whereas. pstnsn M. ben daily hlei. gray
irs thai ths bslsuce rvmsiniag 10 The hanis %
pr.atiss N. " oodman Aitaiuistfat1f q ne estate
Of CALVIN 4. DAVIS. late % us1fOs.
ssesa.sd, on ssttismsnt Of tis hnal ascsaet
sa.fs st rfObsls Cen hill a. Paris, sithin
anf fof sai Counts. on thc 'hifd IufsdsJ u
septsmb.f A. -. tssf. MAJ n. of,iefti - - d.
Undated smsng m hslrs ~ ssif itss.sssi. AM
he share ef sash 1stsrniasi. Orisfei That no
ice ttsfeof BE- girss o. al petsoas in'sfe. le.l
uess. surssssitsly in the Os'ofd Dsmoefsi.
nsuspatsf pfinicd AZ fafis. In saii Couatv, prior
ID ths third Tasstsy ~, ssIf, \. -. l~ls ht'
tAsy nay spfsafsi ffct.is ,aft. lhea - ~
hell Al fafls. withia sni Zoe sd eoGhtJ, AZ tn
s'cissk In me lorsnoon Nri sto- csase " any
thsy have, sgainsi the sslas. ......
IA 4 ILINIa I'LL
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ONfOgp. =. -Ats Cert 20 ffsb1ts he'd ~
faiis. sthn kn1 iof Ne Counif - Ot'ofd, ca
ne Ihiff TssslsF % 40 A 10 lss9
faINTtSs a. NOnuNAN. sfmlnufrAtor on
~ sag.ts ~ OsiriH 4. DAVIS. iac - lirnrun, IN
.ai tcHrif rs'rsssf hstinf pfsfen'sd a -.
eraa' % s4aiaistlatrn q TIE ssiata of SAL if-
Crssfi soc aItpskrcs
Of'sfsd. 1hN ftr sttl Afmini.l.ior ave
notlr~ o. az iIrfs.nt iafsfrsfrls ~ eaaslns
sogs Of this 0fdsf fo - gatis1fi hires wsfks
sascssiirsy is ~ ouefd psnoff.i, pfints a
Part. thsl itfl ukl aupssf A. = ffotals tourt
u o. rsI al Pare. IN ftc thlfd 1uetiay OF eclt.
a. At. az tise o'rlsck o. i.s iefsuoon, ssi STEW
csu.s. lfh tY ttsy haze. Ny III sane fhpui rot
.yn. A.wItxOS. Juisv.
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ONFunp. "a .-Atsff.taie toafi hsii - PARE /,
uliln sud Boo ~ tCNaiT 20 oNiqfd. 90 The
Ihifd Iassias " Aar.. q. u. ~.
tAutS 4. CHAPMAN, tausi htfrufaf ln 80
tsin lasiIaulfrf lHf erflrg - r thf last vii sfd
4, sfAnfft 1f Mar a. a. fldaff, istr tl httLsi,
In taii CSlnif. iscsAIst. haVirf prtisiic' tie
tlmr iof flChsif
Of,lsfs.i. hat tie tsit fktca'uf also noilce =
al psTsous lalr'tffcl D. esasnx ciYT 20 ms
of,isf % D. prti shct lire urcts % esslFsly
in ~ Onlofd lHuorfst r'ln'si ~ fafia ihst
thsy may sslsaf ~ rfoosic apaft Ca o BILL ~
Tsils In stli tasatf % fhf thri tassdsf OF ~.
HssIat po'fiusE ~ flF flfsnl0a ~ 4 stus cauee
10 suy They hst. shf 10 al irfuumfsi shee =
~ - pfsfni, srpfusct ani Allowed, al tie lss'
MillsT Tcs.4afnt ~ al fscrlfcf.
sfD. =. WILSON. Juiss.
A So f1ur Afrsf a. q DAVIS. Register.
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Toe Graug-r hA, d. The proI-r ihlng foI
. mllil, asti mAa At W. W.
Rad W. w..la Ia III. i,,ss.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Sergt. A. J. Mullen has returned from Mad
ison, Ind, where he attended his fathers fu-
neral.
Wednesday the Woman's Foreign Mission
airy society will meet at the First NJ. f.
church.
Last week there was $500, SOC ID in taxes
paid into the county. There is still $4,000
unpaid.
Adam Weinshmuer and William Williams.
Minneapolis delegates to the international
Typographical Union meeting at Buffalo, left
last evening.
The court house commission met yesterday
afternoon, with w. ID. WaShburn i'll the chair.
Reporters were excluded, and q conference
was held concerning the purchase Of site
for the building
The funeral of Capt James Bryant. who
died last winter, and whose body has been
in the vault at Lakewood cemetery since
then. took place yesterday astcrnoon under
the auspices of the First Minnesota volun-
teerS.
Mrs W. B. Woodward, 230S Fifth avenue
SOUTH gave Il delightful birthday party for
her little daughter yesterday afternoon, it
being her eighth anniversary. twenty-five
children were present, and the afternoon was
spent i'll children's games. After Il delicious
supper the little guests were sent home.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-31
Agitated Street Car Drivers.

The street ear drivers are somewhat
indignant over some alleged ill-treat-
ment received from the company on Sun
day. 1t is charged that when the men
asked permission to attend the laying of
the labor tenn l. corner stone and JON
i'll the parade 1t was refused them. The
rule of the company, it is alleged, has
been to allow fifty men to LAY OFF, on
Sunday, and by changing the shift each
week give the men day to themselves
occasionally. 1t is charged now that no
attention was given the request of the
men that fifty men be allowed to attend
the ceremonies, but when Sunday
morning came the men found that or
derS had been issued to the foremen of
all the barns, except one, to allow no
men to get off, not even the few from
each barn who would make up the fifty.
Why the men could not "get OFF, as
usual cannot be learned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-31
SITUATIONS wANTEH.
MISCELLANEOUS.

M UST BE SOLD-The bankrupt mer-
Nn chant tailor stock, formerly owned by
by July l the stock consists of all kinds of
imported and domestic suitings, paintings and
overcoatings; if you are in need of clothing
you will not find a better chance to buy cheap
for cash; you will be guaranteed a first-class
garment in every particular. No. 10 Second
street south, upstairs. 15O-156
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-31
Villas Not a Candidate.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, May 3O.-Gen. Ed E.
Bryant, assistant attorney general for
the postoffice department., is the most
intimate personal friend of the postmas-
ter general. Referring to the alleged
aspirations of Col. Villas for place upon
the ticket with Cleveland next year, he
says: ''Vilas never has said anything.
to me that would indicate such desire
on his part. believe that if he had any
such desire he would have mentioned
it to me at some time or another. I
do not believe he ever would have
thought of such thing but for having
seen it in the newspapers. Even then
he must have dismissed it from his mind
as quickly as he did that other fantasma,
the Black Crook after it had amused
him for a season." Gen. Bryant is al
ways with Col. Villas outside of the de-
partment. During Office hours each man
is busy, but they leave the department
together and walk home together They.
come to the Office a-foot every morning.
and spend every Sunday together.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-31
Blaine Cannot Be Elected.

Special to the Globe. +.
WASHINGTON, May 0.-Conversations
with Senator Daniels and other members
of the governors staff, while inv ashing-
ton, elicitS the information that, in the
opinion of those gentlemen, the Sher-
man boom is booming in the Northwest
and minnesota is crystalizing for Sher-
man." DR.. Richeson has some doubts
on the subject, but the other gentlemen
are Shermanized. The question was
asked, "Why don't the Repub--
lican party renominate Blaine?'
And the answers conformity
were: "We believe in Blaine, body and
soul. We swear by Blaine as the great
est and best man ever born or created.
We regard Blaine as the most broad
minded statesman of this or any other
country; but he cannot be elected. He
has too many enemies. Hence, we do
not advocate his re-nomination.b Gov.
McGill says nothing upon, the subject,
because he sees the senate ahead of
him, and lots of other political plums,
and he will not knock any of them off
before he comes to them by shooting his
mouth at reporter. Wise man.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-31
DR.. bR|NLE:Y
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Hennepin Av, Corner Fifth St.,
OPPOSITE WEST HOTEL.

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If you cannot come state case by mail.
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Attempt to Rob a Bank.

Specldl 10 Inc GlODe.
RUSH CITY, May 50.-An attempt was
made last night to open the safe of the
Bank of Rush City by burglars. They
were not successful. At an early hour
this morning one of our citizens saw the
back door open, and later it was found
that an entrance has been forced through
a window. A hole was drilled in the
outside door of the safe, and then
plugged with dynamite. They got
away with no booty 3 and Hl did little harm.
before they were ready to go. Had they
opened these doors it would not have
been possible to drill through into the
cash box, as it is a chest of solid steel,
and they need not return to repeat the
attempt. Four tramps were arrested
this morning on suspicion, and now
languish in the bastile.-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-31
SALTWATER NOTES.


AN accident, resulting in serious in
Jury to Mrs. DIR. Marshall, occurred on
sunday afternoon. While driving down
north Second. street her horse became
lrlghted at some dogs and soon became
unmanageable, dashing into post in
front OF Aid. BurroWman's place of
BUSINESS, completely wrecking the car
rage. Mrs. Marshall was thrown out,
striking on her head and was taken up
lnsensible. She did not regain conscious
ness until after reaching home, but
very. fortunately no fatal injuries were
received and she is reported much bet
tor to-day.
Mrs. Eliza Hyland, wife of John Hy-
land, who lives on Main street just north
OF the prison, died very suddenly on
sunday afternoon from chronic disease
at he eaney ses aer uRe om Geeu res
dence.
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of Missouri has any claim upon it.
Would not be much better for great
newspaper like the Republican to call
the attention of the poor of st. Louis to
the fact that they are better able to pay
their taxes now because of the $2000,0 900
poured into the city by the Granite
mountain last year, that they will in
the future lie better able to pay their
taxes so long as that silver stream flows
that way to give them employment.
The Republican is off altogether
wrong on this business, and if it pur-
sues its present line with vigor enough
it will find that the city will not only
receive nothing in taxes, but the monthly
dividends which now flow there and
which are giving new tonic to st.
Louis imprOventS and business will be
shut off; for the evident purpose of the
Republican is so unjust that men will
not stand it,
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THE MANKA ALTO NORMAL.
Programme of the Model School
Exercises for To-Day.

Programme of the Model School
Exercises for To-Day.
Special to the Globe.
MANKATo, Mimi, May S0.-The grad
uating class of the normal school held
their class day exercises this afternoon.
The programme was as follows: Glass
history, Addie A: Handley; class
prophecy, Mana FiSke; class poem,
very finely carried out, the class poet
especially Distinguishing himself. After
the programme had been finished PreSi-
dent Soaring, Prof. Cushing, Rev. G. r.
Hair and George T. Barr, Esq, made
speeches congratulating the class on the
record through the course. This even
ing Thomas Cochran, Jr., of st. Paul,
lectured before joint meeting of the
Christian associations. The model school
exercises will be held in the opera house
tomorrow morning. The following
names make up the graduating class:
Maud A. Fowler, Marion II. McClelland,
Fred M. Trinque, Minnie B. thinner
man. The programme is as follows:
Welcome, Model school; recitation,
''SWeet Brier Rose" Nellie Clarke; re-
citation, Miss Edith Helps Things
Along" Kittie Meagher; music, 1.-THE
Farmers Song, Primary boys; dia-
logue, 1.-The Train to Mauro," charac-
tiers, Mrs. Buttermilk IAN elderly lady
from the country, Fanny Pitcher; MIR.
Bright CLERK at a railway station), Fred
NJ. Trinque; Johnnie ButterInilk "a ter
rible child, John NJ. Edwards; doll drill,
Primary girls: prose recitation, THE
Heroism of the Pilgrims," Fred M.
Trinque; music, "Over and Over Again."
Model school; recitation, ''The Echo
and The Ferry" Jean mgelow), Mino-
rah B. Zimmerman; .The Dutch Song"
Marjorie Patterson, IvarA. Parry reci-
tation, ''Don't You Hear the Children
Coming?" Cora c. Carney: instrumental
duet, "Blaettlein i'm Winde" Carl
FAUST, Fanny Pitcher, Nettie j. Sever
ance; "SOngs of Seven" Jean IngelOw),
scene 1, Seven Times One (Childhood),
May Brett; scene 2, Seven Times Two
romance), Marjorie Patterson; scene3 3,
Seven Times Three dove, Cora A. Car
ney; scene 4, Seven Times Four (mater-
nity), Maidie Cleveland; scene 5, Seven
Times Five (widowhood), Marian III. Nc
Clelland; scene 6, Seven Times Six
giving in marriage), Minorah B. Zim-
norman; scene Z, Seven Times Seven
longing for home), Maud A. Fowler;
presentation of diplomas, President
Soaring
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Six Sons in the War.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
JORDAN, May 3O.-On Thursday the
remains of Charles 7. Brison were
buried in the Spirit Hill cemetery here
by his brethren of the Masonic order.
Rev. j. Allison, chaplain of the senate,
pronounced an eloquent pathetic ora
interest, arising from the fact that the
burial was that of a veteran soldier of
the war, and occurring so near the time
when the citizens will assemble to dec
crate the graves of their dead heroes, as
well as from the fact, that may rarely
be duplicated, that the venerable mother
of the deceased gave six sons, to save
the country from disunion, one of whom
fought at Gettysburg, one was in Ander-
sonville prison and four are beneath the
sod